About
The American Aboriginals is an educational platform dedicated to uncovering hidden histories and genealogical connections through meticulous archival research, interviews, and compelling presentations.
By combining historical context with detailed genealogical analysis, we bring untold stories to light and provide a richer understanding of our collective past.
Join us as we initiate new dialogues nationwide, aiming to revitalize outdated narratives and restore the forgotten legacies of the descendants of Original Peoples of North America.
Meet our Team
La'Chris Robinson Jordan
Co-Host of The American Aboriginals, Historian, Genealogist
LA'CHRIS ROBINSON JORDAN is a historian, genealogist, and award-winning film producer and writer/director with deep Indigenous roots in the Cherokee, Lumbee, and Tuscarora Nations. As a third great-granddaughter of Underground Railroad conductor Charity Davis Ceasar Broady in Dayton, Ohio, La'Chris’ work bridges the past and present, honoring her ancestral legacy through research and storytelling. A graduate of the University of Washington with a B.A. in Communications, she serves as an archivist for the National Archives in Washington, D.C. and contributes her expertise as a researcher for her family's heritage-based organization, the Charity’s Children Project, which preserves and shares the histories of her ancestors and their impact on American history.
Brian Isom
Co-Host of The American Aboriginals
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BRIAN ISOM UNDERWOOD is an award-winning film producer, cinematographer, transformative life coach and radio host. Renowned for his compelling contributions to unscripted content, Brian has shot over 150 episodes of television. His work encompasses a variety of sitcoms and court shows, notably his role as the bailiff on We the People with Gloria Allred which was nominated for a Daytime Emmy® Award for Outstanding Legal/Courtroom Program. With a B.A. in Film Studies from Columbia College Hollywood, Brian is a proud 17-year veteran of the U.S. Army.